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Quit my 6 figure salary job last year to start my own Local SEO agency here in the UK. Reached my goal of £8k MRR in under a year with only UK clients. Very stressful, lots of times I wanted to give up and thought I couldn't do it. But I never quit and stuck it out. Hope this

🚀 Local SEO Win (Under 30 Days) Took a local contractor from avg map rank 4.5 → 1.2 and secured #1 positions across their entire town. No spam. No CTR. No PBNs. Just: • Proper GBP optimisation • Real local relevance signals • Clean NAP citations + service pages • Local

I now run my own Web/SEO Agency (specialising in Local SEO). Spent months testing and learning and now I can rank most profiles into the top 3 within a month. Here's a case study below of their rankings going from 10+ to number 1 all over the town in just a month.

Fully optimized my web agency website, added more pages/content, Local SEO optimized and performance optimized. Not too bad for a Saturday 🙌

Redesigned my Web Design/Development Agency website🎨 Check out the before and after below. Would love some feedback please!

Excited to announce the launch of ApolloWeb 🚀– my new AI-driven web design & development agency! At ApolloWeb, we're transforming ideas into standout digital experiences using cutting-edge AI technology. We deliver full, stunning websites in just 1-3 days and at a fraction of

I Redesigned an Entire Website in 5 Minutes with AI (V0 dev) Tired of spending hours designing landing pages? I'll show you how I created a stunning, professional landing page, and redesigned an outdated one in just a few clicks, using AI. No coding, no hassle! Check it out 👉

Just built the landing page for my SaaS MVP using https://t.co/8LSYMfhnNO and I'm blown away! It only took me 10 minutes to create, using the prompt: "Create a landing page for this project. It should be modern, visually appealing, and use the latest and best UI/UX practices. I

💡The specific AI prompts that helped me launch my MVP in 2 weeks instead of 2 months As a non-technical founder building in public, I was initially frustrated with AI coding tools like Cursor and WindSurf. The code they generated never quite worked... until I transformed how I

Very impressed with Claude sonnet 3.7 in windsurf. Look at the screenshot, it's much better at checking multiple of the correct files to make changes and ensure when changes are made it takes into account every file it needs to.

Starting your day with Claude 3.7 to analyze multiple files in your codebase provides Windsurf with comprehensive context that 3.5 simply cannot match. This initial investment of credits creates a foundation of understanding that makes subsequent development more efficient. Think

Windsurf now offers Claude 3.7 Sonnet! 🙌 It provides much better context awareness by analysing multiple files simultaneously, resulting in superior code changes. However, it consumes credits faster than 3.5. My recommendation: use 3.5 for general development, then switch to

AI’s missing link? Context. So far AI companies focus on features/benchmarks, but without context, coding agents and AGI won’t reach their full potential. Surprised more companies aren’t prioritizing this. Will they save context for the final push toward AGI?

Building SaaS with AI: half the time it’s smooth sailing, half the time it’s a bug-fest. Lesson learned: human intuition still wins the debugging game. What’s your unexpected lesson?

Everyone thinks AI coding agents like Cursor and WindSurf will replace developers overnight, but the truth is shockingly different - studies show they automate only ~10% of complex tasks in enterprise businesses. They’re powerful aids, not total replacements. What’s your take?

Have you noticed that AI coding assistants often struggle with large codebases? They miss dependencies and make isolated changes that can break things elsewhere. That’s why I built a web app that generates smart documentation for your codebase—mapping file relationships and

5/ Key takeaway: Small UI details make a huge difference in user experience. Focus on both functionality AND UI/UX. Check out my project:

4/ Bookmarks and Likes: - Added bookmarks - Added Likes with functionality

3/ Accessibility/Responsiveness improvements: - Keyboard navigation support - Screen reader friendly - Clear focus indicators - Proper ARIA labels (5/7) - Adaptive layout for all screen sizes - Touch-friendly tap targets - Fluid transitions between states - Mobile-first approach